Ophiolite
Valued Senior Member
No. This is not the correct usage in biology of the word evolve. A human being develops as an individual.Simply simply share that a human being evolves from a single celled critter that combined with another .
No. The old 'ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny' mantra of Haeckel was discarded almost a century ago.and the whole record of evolution can be observed watching a fetus develop (even see the tail).
from your narrow point of view.Main problem is and there is really only one pure issue;
from your narrow point of view.i.e.... if the math was correct, then the kids would be learning evolution without even using the word. (The word was not even in the book Origin of Species)
from your narrow point of view.so the only way for evolution to be understood correctly is when the minds of the sciences get off their butts and define the association of lipids and especially the bilayer correctly.